US Woman In Iran Ex Bank Aide Top Murder List
A U S woman linked to Iran is named among 11 murder victims in a chaotic security flare. Police pursue killers on foot as reports describe the ambush and a diplomat’s body, while U.S. officials suspend the Point Four program amid the investigation.
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Iran
Tehran
United States
Point Four
Southeast Two
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Hiitee
Binin
Wutadty
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Carroll
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Horpin
Foyt TerminauiLtiveltics Elleyart
Mrs Cartel
Tima
Fair area crash leaves multiple injured after culvert hit
A reported crash on a rural road near Wattabire between Chyminr and Wattabire involved a car named as Fair. Officers and medics attended the scene and transported several people to Wattsbur eit Hospital with injuries described as serious. The investigation continues to determine exact cause and contributing factors.
Boy 15 Kills Four In Family Over Hunting Knife
A 15 year old boy killed four family members using a hunting knife after taking money and items from the home. He drove the family car seven blocks before crashing into a truck. The bodies were found at 7 35 P M when another brother alerted police. The suspect surrendered after watching a movie.
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Jasmes
Fatin
Dayile Wonitidge
Meyndhy
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Stays Pair With Car Killed By Cops In Gunfight
In Marion Ohio on a Saturday night a 27 year old man used a stolen car to ram a patrol vehicle and shoot at officers and a couple, killing 40 year old Bert Pilink and 42 year old Sylvia Pilink together with his partner, while a second patrolman was wounded. Draper died after a short pursuit and gunfight. Local hospital treated the wounded officer and the surviving suspect.
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Manford Idacki
Draper
Alglick Usd
Bert Pilink
Witt
Sylvia
Cay
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Korsmizki
Marian Youls
Galion Oliter Hospital
Dorn ‘Artis
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Polake
Win Hospital
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3 Soldiers Killed As Car Rams Tree Washington Pa
Three soldiers were killed when a car crashed into a tree at a military site near Washington Pennsylvania. Initial reports list the victims and suggest a large attributed incident with several names and units involved, though details are fragmented in the OCR text.
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Ples Months After Crash At Pyesburgh Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crash aftermath in Pyesburgh involving Mrs Madelini Mopaan and her family. The text mentions a hospital and a failed rescue, with references to children and missing details about the event and location.
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Former Bank Official Slain In Chicago After Hodge Scandal
Leon Marcus 61 a onetime Southmoor Bank and Trust Co board chairman linked to the Orville Hodge financial scandal was found dead on the Chicago South Side. Police say his body was dumped from a car after being kidnapped. Marcus carried over 30000 in cash and travelers checks. He and relatives faced federal charges over misapplication of bank funds and records.
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Leon Marcus
Orville Hodge
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Alfred Rado
Rado
Giefin
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William Tuohy
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Wead
Tragedy After Murder Suicide Shocks Altoona Family
In Altoona Pennsylvania a 18 year old unmarried mother and a man identified as E. P. Stahley were shot in the home of Mrs Sylvia Locke. Coroner D Harold Troxel ruled a murder suicide with a baby present. The gunfire occurred while the couple’s infant slept in a nearby room. Mrs Locke says Staley had been paying child support and claimed she needed money for the baby’s food.
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D. Harold Troxel
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Locke
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Cocke
Tragic Accident Involving Two Year Old
A damaged report notes a two year old fired a rifle causing the death of the mother. The article mentions the incident occurred near a residence and references local authorities and a sheriff. Names and precise details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
New Biography Of Dulles Hits Cold War Brinks Of War
A new Dulles biography by Jack Beal in Time Magazine cites his withdrawal from Aswan Dam aid and places his diplomacy alongside Korea Formosa and the Middle East brink of war. Beal relies on interviews and notes, adding Egypt as a fourth brink, with surrounding commentary from Time editors and prior Life and Time pieces.
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Eisen~ Howey
James Shepley
Jackson
Governor Orders Full Public Salary Details On State Personnel
The governor directs all state agencies to release personnel changes and salary information to the press and public. Agencies must publish hires, dismissals, promotions, transfers, and the salary data when approved. Some bodies outside direct state government already withhold figures, but the directive broadens coverage.
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Peraciinel
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Leavins
Open Hearings On Flood-Control Program Today
Public hearing set today in Salamanca area on flood-control for the Allegheny River. Col H E Spragut Read of the Willburgh district office of the Army Corps of Engineers to seek opinions on a flood-control program. Hearing will not address the Kinson Dam or Allegheny River Reservoir at Warren but may discuss related flood port considerations tied to Salamanca. Also noted a tribal approval possibility could affect dam plans and costs. A separate item reports a fatal auto collision near Freedom, Rochester, about 70 years old.
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Federal payroll hits record in January says Byrd
Senator Byrd reports January federal payroll peak with regular civilian workers earning 989.549 million and foreign nationals payroll at 16.7 million. He cites FY67 seven month total of 8.8 billion and a February civilian employment rise to 2,390,507. Byrd ties payroll costs to potential budget cuts and lists 41 programs with 829.17 million proposed first-year spending.
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Byrd
D-Va
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House Committee On
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Eisenhowser
British Head Denies Secret Bermuda Pact
Londoner Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons there were no secret engagements from his Bermuda conference with President Eisenhower. He said disagreements existed but he urged caution in over interpreting them and noted improved understanding between Britain and the United States.
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GOP Texans Make Last Bid For Seat In Senate Today
Republicans Thad Bullington of Houston and others seek the Senate seat vacated by Price Daniel as Texans head to the polls. A crowded ballot with about twenty two names accompanies the campaign push amid party realignments before tomorrow’s election results.
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Price Daniel
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State Drafts Compulsory Insurance Law in Pennsylvania
Gov Leader today introduced four administration bills to require motor vehicle insurance or equivalent financial responsibility. The plan includes an uncollectible claims fund funded by a 50 cent license fee and an assigned risk plan, plus potential car impounding for violations. Opponents call the proposal compulsory insurance by another name.
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Vania
Gov
Leader
Femore
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Secretary of Revenue
Wont Beans Spilled Gravy Wreck Causes Car Damage
A gravy pot in Mrs Mourton’s car caused a small wreck when she swerved to keep gravy from spilling. She struck Merritt Cone’s parked car on East Washington Street, causing about 300 dollars front damage and 75 dollars to another vehicle. Cone was at home with a maid present during the incident.
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Fluoride Reports Support Safety and Effectiveness
Reports from eight cities indicate fluoride use is safe and effective in preventing tooth decay. The American Dental Association cites 50 studies compiled by Dr. Ida N. Emi of Chicago. Cities varied in outcomes but found no medical or dental adverse effects. emphasis shifts to broader decay prevention through brushing, limiting fermentable carbohydrates, and fluoride use.
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Ody
Amoriesty Medical Association
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University At Chicago
Milan
Tenn
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Wis
Mayayille
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Governor faces veto decision on sales tax amendments
Lender is given until Thursday to veto or approve the tax bill amid a tug of war between manufacturers utilities and shipyards. Gov has until midnight Thursday to decide, with possible implications for the 1986 gubernatorial race and revenue losses up to 160 million dollars. Senate and GOP leaders seek changes in collection procedures while delaying broader compromises, as a conference with the attorney general is planned.
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George T. Bloom
Amd
GOP
Commonwealth
Bloom
Jonn H. Dent
Senate
National Guard imposes new mandatory training rules
The Defense Department plans revisions to military training for youths of military age, shifting to a new National Guard setup. The change tightens requirements for service, with a move to mandatory training for those between 17 and 184 months in training status, amid mixed reactions from lawmakers and officials.
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Narional Chunt
Brita
Senate Probe Sparks Protests Over Union Shop Outlaw Drive
Washington reports a Senate probe into Teamsters leadership alleged finagling triggers calls to shield laborers. Republicans and labor officials push for stronger union democracy and policing of funds, with talk of a federal right to work and possible new legislation to protect union processes and assets.
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Washington
Teamsters
Congress
Secretary of Labor
Mitchell
Americans For Democratic Action
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R-Ny
Kefauver
D-Tents
Sen. McClellan
DsArk
Rachels Investigaling
Botier
Bay Yanie Racing Stables
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Unons
March Weather Quietly Ends Month in Texas Report
Weather notes describe a cool spell with yesterday's high around 55 and a low near 29, followed by 66 to 60 degree forecasts this afternoon and a chance of light showers. Reports cite rainfall totals across Texas to Florida, with damaged property from storms in Huntsville and nearby towns, and a wet March ending with record rainfall.
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Gulf Canal
Dallas
Ak County
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Nexus
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Austin
Reesie
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